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# This example will only work if the Python interface library was compiled and
# installed.
#
# Modify the PYTHONPATH environment variable to include the gz math
# library install path. For example, if you install to /usr:
#
# $ export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python:$PYTHONPATH
#

import gz.math

print("PI in degrees = {}\n".format(gz.math.Angle.PI.degree()))

a1 = gz.math.Angle(1.5707)
a2 = gz.math.Angle(0.7854)
print("a1 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format(a1.radian(), a1.degree()))
print("a2 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format(a2.radian(), a2.degree()))
print("a1 * a2 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format((a1 * a2).radian(),
      (a1 * a2).degree()))
print("a1 + a2 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format((a1 + a2).radian(),
      (a1 + a2).degree()))
print("a1 - a2 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format((a1 - a2).radian(),
      (a1 - a2).degree()))

a3 = gz.math.Angle(15.707)
print("a3 = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format(a3.radian(), a3.degree()))
a3.normalize()
print("a3.Normalize = {} radians, {} degrees\n".format(a3.radian(),
                                                       a3.degree()))
